Comfort in dwellings and workplace. Behagliches klima in Wohnund Arbeitraumen.

States that although the conditions for a comfortable climate are well known - especially temperature and air humidity - increased concern with energy conservation means it is important to discover what effect energy conserving measures have on the health,well-being and efficiency of people. Pressing questions are - how far can room temperature be lowered without affecting comfort and how is room air quality affected by a lower air change rate or a reduced fresh air supply. Summarises recommended room temperatures for various levels of activity. Covers how reduced temperature need not reduce efficiency, the effect of the temperature of surrounding surfaces on comfort and the needto avoid dry air. Considers indoor air pollution and its sources and measures to prevent it. Discusses minimum and desirable fresh air rates.